MA1MOX KKCORI).
Ksiu-red Ht the :o-iofTice nt Marion, N.
St ifcnml 'it3 m.utrr.
J. If. ATICIX, I-Milur !il I'rop'r.
SAtf JGNE8CN POLITICS.
Democrat aiitl Itrpnblitcaiis arc
rt:is-aH but tUv Third Parly
Man in a roo! The Tronlilo
not Willi (lie I.au Inl ilii
(lit; Man.
"The Third Party u party f the
Third Part, r whatever you rail
The alreilisit rat. s of ili; liKCO. l
..aannalil ami will lit furnMifi zi
appliet.ti-.ii. All H-lvertU-monU at- p,- it, may get to JI :iV('ji, I.llt they will
Hraontl.ly un!fii.i-tlliiiR!igi nient8Kre : n .y.-r get to Wtlslijl.gi-ili. It is not
('-.-il:H'i'io. Uatkh.
Oik- Y ar
ix Months
i.0
o').;
Marion, N. ('., .Jim- 22, IsiU.
There ar n t ':- :i' J ' !'' Mtuns in
t!l counties in tl;c union iwof. ju
tur which inipiv intelligent
iirang re favorably o,- iiniiivr
o.hly and Jlt-V ir tin? publ;
roadand county newspaper. Next
totli.-HH in importance are churches
and school. Tlitf c ut r)ni ; of any g. tting richer ajid the poor poorer
,., tvciin be determined lv the under our present Jaws, There
on th way. Washington is the
v. ickifi' xt phice on earl!). It i the
home of the devil. The average
Democrat and Republican politi
ciarsuiv little better than rascals,
hut the Third Party man is a fool.
You can reform a rascal, hut. did
vo.u ever undertake to monkey with
a fool?
''J'hev want to borrow money
from the (ioycruiiienl at 2 per e'lit.
when the government js now bor
rowing at o. Wo hoar a great
deal of foil's talx about the rich
COMMUNICATIONS.
Eihtok IJkcord: How wouM joti
an J your rca!cr-i likelu seethe name
of ('lias. N. Vance put at I la.' si.a-t-iieiui
of every iltiiiocratic paper in the '.tli
Congressional lislrh-t as our standard
bearer? II is a talented yotnig' man
and wry familiar w itli liatitmat ntt'air.j
and would soon take tlie i;!ace of liis
distinguished father of whom he is a
jkifi-ct type.
OK! Tort Sew.
We have had fine rainsthis week and
gardens have liccn very ii:ik.!i hcneJit
tcd thereby.
Owing to sickness Mm Mutual
provt-ineiit Club were unable to appear
in Marion this week, hut it is their in
tention t-jdo toon next Moiu'ay night
2", h inst.
P.. 15. 25 i'Cr, S 1). litiirzs s njreiit far
J M. Yo:ni an. I t!ie licit ft ot
linens 15 hiivrr t
It :i;prriu J rum 'lie auMn-it of C. II.
J:irtiu, Sheriff of Mi D.cv. II ouBlJ, tlutt
I lie h ffiiiaiits I'ujj!: JI. Bruwu, Tuo.
l!rorn ami lUiy l!rou lire defendants iu
!lic:il'iiv; riititiod action htj not in Mc
I'oriil county, and county after due dilli
genoe c:'.nnot Ije found in the State.
St ii ;Iier-!'oie ordered, t!i:it notice cftUis
I ac ion l.o 1'iilli .-lud once h week for sis
J week in -ln Mnrion RrroKi), a iietrspnpe
! putilished in !cDowe!I county, setting
foi '!i t-ie title of this action, the purpose of
the Fitie und reijuii'iiin; the kail Defendants
j to appi ar bLdbre Jo'iu S. JU-E'roy the ref
eree in this net ion p j j ii ti il 1 y tl.e Sii.e
rio.r Court of Vun cev en the the 23rd d r
We were pleased to meet Ml (own to- of J(,T ,0 t.,kc uiJ lucoun, bttvveen
ty S!r. Miet.sMd, of the Hound Knob j tl . of McW. Yonnir. of Vaacev eoun .
Hoiel, Mr. M. is a pleasant gentleman , fy nni, of j Vfjiinff pf j.cDoirtll
nd is keeping a good hotel au.ed by ; countv a,, lieirs t ,.IW of G. u. Si!vcr
'Jr. Miller d' Chicago. j f ya,.,..- , ,,p f lin r,, irnnei
Satuiay last was Chihlri-ns Day at the in Yancey county, and answer or
aptist churt h, and jiecially interest- j demur to the complaint of the plaintiffs 'r
Mod-
aoin'iirance of tlieso tliin
osty forbids us to enmei,t upon
McDowell county newspapers fur
fi.T than to nay that if a paper
dot p not starve to death Iw-ic it is
fi ,t the j pie' fault. We have
l nty of readers but few payers,
;v id if a p:jH-r is not what it ought
to be, don't blame any one but
your own old stingy kohI-j for it's
short-comings.
li'itaa a public and permanent
enterprise, va are interested in the
roads of McDowell county. We
would that our entire population
.;u!d take r.i! excuivion to soino
pro-revive farming srcton ot t'le
South, iind ride for one tini" on a
few niih-s of 'ood turnpike. A
good road to your farm makes your
land worth more money, and en-
abli- you to haul larger loads, and
.hive wherever you want to go in
comfort, besides saving the cost
of making the good road in the
wear ahd tear id' vehicles.
The most important thing this
year in McDowell county politics
is the road question.
The roads yvo have would be a
disgrace to the most remote county
iu America, ami absolutely no
steps are even taken by anybody to
bring about a reform m this nuu-
t'T. '
Let us have a good turnpike to
fJillespics' gap, and good roads in
indirections.
Nominate men to represent us in
the Senate and Legislature who w ill
pledge themselves to do something
in this direction.
If it is best to work the roads by
Lixation do it do anyway to se
enre better roads.
Wo are reliably informed that
not only overseers, but other oHi
cials will bo indicted in the next
term of our Superior Court for
their neglect of the public roads.
Wo unhesitatingly say that some
of them, yes, most of them, ought
to be indicted, and the sooner alow
example are made t?n belter.
Another public nuisance is gat
across public roads.
lake tor instance tlie gate on
either sidri of th-. river on th
'hik.-rsville road. Would any enter
.rising board of county commis
sioiiers or road supervisors tolerab
sucli an abomniMe nusancc foroiu
mouth, much less wars and years?
We say not. For the want of a
dioit string of fence, on each .id
of the road, which would be a littl
trouble to a few individuals for a
diort lime, or while it was being
built, the public is annoyed for
ever with these g'des.
Wo must take some steps for
ward if wo over advance. l!ecaus
our grandaddies went to mill witl
with th" corn in one end of sack
and a rock in the other to make i
balance, is no apology for nj'r h ih
argy and indolence.
nevT wa
prove it."
it greater lie and l'il
lie cited theca ,os t;f Yiuiderbilt,
Stewart, (iold, Carnegie and others,
all of whom had started from hum
ble beginnings.
'There's nothing the matter with
the law. It's the man that's at fault.
There's a lawyer on that side
ot the house who mattes
.f-'t),U(J) a year. lore's a little pet
tifogger whoso family is starving
The law is not to blame. It's th
man himself. Hero's a physician
making !fTU,0'.X) a year. There's
little doctor over m the other cor
ner 'Jiiu't make his salt. The law is
not to blame. I preach nearly every
day to S.Oil!) people and here,:
little preacher sitting behind me
who can't average 2W. The troubh
is not in the law, brother, it's n
your noggin.
"The difference is organic. If all
the wealth in the United SJ.aiea
were divided out to-day each mail
woiuu got aooui ami in loss
than six months some follows would
bo riding in palace cars and the
others would bo walking crosstit
and howling for another divy.:'
North Carolinian,
Noi:TiicAi:o:ivA, f -JJEEF PROPOSALS.
T.,,"v:7Zp:;..!,;t?!r.-,tcr of Mo St-aletl proposals (endorsed for
Yj..n;r, .Ve vm Yv..n. i: L. Voungi. "'of Contract ) will he received at
v-." 1 niv oflieo from now until 10 A. M.
of Julv Mil, for furnishing Ieef to
the .State Hospital for the period
beginnim? Julv loth, 18U-1, ending
July mi 1895.
l'.H'f to be prime, quality, butch
ered in tlie vicinity of, and deliv
ered at th -Hospital on the Mon- j
day, Wednesdays and ! ridays ot
each and every week, in quantities
ranging from 1,500 to 1,800 jiounds
a week.
1'ond with approved security will
bo required for faithful perform
ance of contract.
Tin; Executive Committee re
serves the right to-.reject any or all
bids. v '
F. N ..vfc;oo(;s. Steward.
ly iiIer of the Ex. Com.
mmmmv.
w "
of MOBGANTOX, N. P
Geo. P. Ebwix, Pres't. :
Burglar Troof Vault, Pak-nt Ti-iw t ,
Chrome Steel Safe for Ca.j fi,
Valuable?. Exchange on
York and other Trade
Lc-nters bought
and sold.
Banking hours 9 a. m. to 3 r. M
exercises were lield, consisting of j
lionises, solos and recitations by the
upils. An address by Mr. K. P. Pur
er, was unusually intere.-'tin;r,ho!diii
the attention not nly of the little ones
but those "children of lartfff growth,"'
who were o fortunate as to be present;
this jrrMleioau uith liis i-harining wife
peiiding a short time at the YVet-
niore Jbjfel in cnjoyiiietif til' our fine
climate. To Prof. P. Harmon and
Miss Maude Terr ill, much credit is due
for t he success of the musical portion
of the exercises, and the children are
to he praised for the correct manner in
which they recited, not one being at
ill imperfect.
Fitvy.
Ohi i'ort. N'. "., June 20ih 1894.
t he 'elief therein d.f mil tided will be granted
This Juiy Hth 1604.
W. 11. Banh",
C S. (1. Yanrer county.
NOTICE.
North Carolina.
McDowell County. $
J. B. ISostie. )
John Carson ann athers
Notice of
Execution
sale.
The Hate Superintendent of Pub
lic Instruction. Hon. John V.
.Scarborough, has selected Tuesday,
.hineidti', as ill.' dab-for a general
meeting of all the county superin
tendents in th-- St;tat Moreheud
City, during the Teaehofs' -s5i-tn-Idy.
This will bo a iro.t impor.
taut meeting and nfeivnco m the
interest of the public school:, of
the State, and it is hoped that
every count)- superintendent will i
As there is a great deal hein
said and written in regard to the
lelav of the Senate in passing tj.ie
tariff bill which is now ponding.
We think it would bo but fair for
us to looK oat'K iiiiu maivo a con
parisoii between the passage of th
Mclvinley biij, and the present bill,
and see the dab' when the Senate
ussed the McKinley bill ami when
it av:u- appnved bj' the President,
so that the people can see whether
the work upon the preseijt bill lias
boon as rapid as that upon its pre
decessor, i he .jclinley lariit uiu
pa.-sed t!i' Senate September 10th
IN'JO, was approved by the Presi
dent October 1st bs!.)0. The indica
tions now are that the present bill
will pass the Seiyite and become
a law before August. A great howl
has boon sot up nil over the land
upon the fact that the iinar.ee com
mittee has offered 0!) amendments
to tiie Uson nni. ino same com
mittee offered ;()'.) amendments to
the McKinley bill. The present
lull is a reduction tt '2o fi-l per
cent from the McKinley bill. This
is the groatst national question be
fore our Congress and Senate, and
it wo.'.dd be unwise and dangerous
for the Senate to hurriedly pass a
bill of such magnitude and impor
aneo. The Senate should thorough
ly discuss and carefully weigh each
and every section of the bill as it
is now doing, adopting thorn one by
one'. It is natural for us when we
are suffering, to get impatient, but
we could not expect any legislative
body t make such a wonderful
revolution in the laws of our groat
nation in a day, and wo should not
got impatient, and fool only the
more secure because of the careful
and cautious nun nor-in which the
pivd-'ht tariff bill is being disposed
of by the pre-eut Senate.
.Vjsi'i l ove !te.
YVhear harvesting is the mo,t prom-
: t!t feature with us this week. Owing
the late freeze wheat i. not very jcood.
Mr. W. E. Hrow n is visit inii his par
ents here.
Miss Eva Dale, of Marion, is visiting
relatives here. V.'e are ;hul t have
Eva with us, she is a pleasant irl
We h-arn t hut Mr. Olin Avery, of
Uurke count y, was here a few days since
on a business (?) trip.
Missj j.ouisij Mcfali, ho accoinpan
ed her uncle, Mr. )l S. McCall, on his
return home to Asheville, has after a
short stay, returned home.
-A? Lawrence MyOatl returned home
hist week from Ceoria, accompanied
by his brother, Sainmie, who for the
past year, has been w ith Ijisuncje there.
Witli r.'ad hearts we welcome Samnne
among us agaia,
The sociable givt'ii at the residence
of Mr. dames iirown, not long since
seemed to lie greatly enjoyed by all
pari ieipanls. And now the young peo
ple are anxiously looking forward to
the "Fourth"' for their anticipated day
on I.inville, to the Pinnacle, where
they intend to participate n all the
joys afforded at a picnic.
Kev. Mr. White will preaeh at the
school house here on the night of the
23rd, also on the -Hh a. hi. inst,
June 1st h, ls.;4.
(iAXY.MH)!',
Lkwjs Madpcx, Pkksipkxt.
L. P. Me Lorn, ('as
-.TT I . 1 l . l-l l -R.-T r S A L V-T" TTVTT V -r -
Morganton, N. C, June 4), lS'Ji. W J X' -tU-CO-L-N oxuajxiN JIST;
I
t the same time bids will be re- ASHEVILLE. X. V.
chived for furnishing the Deaf and
Dumb School 2o0 to 400 pouiuls of
ltoof per. week, under the same reg
ulations and conditions ad above
Delivery to commence about Octo
ber 1st 1894, and ,nd July 10th,
RZ P.irlj to hn Ri 1rl endorsed
proposal for beef r.tract), and and other in Western North Carolina. If you have no P.ank accouc
audressed to Prof. h. McK. Uoil- ivf ,.i,.w nn ;u l, :A t loivo von r,wro,.,,,i :o. .
Morganton, X. C. June "Jth lcSSH.
IESIG3fATFI STATS DKPOHITORY.
CAPITAL $50,000 SURPLUS $25 Onn
"We have Special facilities for handling the business of Men-ham,
SPECIAL RATES TO THE WEST.
The following special railroad
rates went intoctlVet March 1st
First class limited rates via the
Missouri Pacific to San Frai:ei-eo
Cal., will bo as follows:
t: M,.,ni.. .... v;. t . ,,: .
l o present it possible, .H pro..wv -2: U,,Und trip $47.oO
posed changes in the school law good for 0) days to r uirn, goo,l
will bo fully disctissid ai,d amend- ging one route and returnins
r!cttcvi:h-. st Aay Hp.
"Well, does your husband still lrin?'
"Yes, ln ithv-r, and it is worrying iho
life mt of u;e."
"I.;id you try thu plan of brcaldnjf
him of tlie habit t'lat I saget.tetl to
fou?"
"Yes."
"Did 3'ou put whisky in Uiu coC :c?"
"Yes."
"YVlmt did he say?"
"Ho said I was tl'.o only woman he
had seen since his mother died who
knew how t make coffeo 43 it shoulJ
be made." Texas Siftiu",.s.
No Iim-ulfy.
The lioston Courier reports o bit of
feminine dialogue overheard at a eook
lag lecture:
Lady (talking to hernelf) Now r.he
has got it cooked, I wish she'd tell us
how to use up cold mutton.
Next Lady (in a sympathetic tone) 1
have six llrst-rate recipes.
1'irst Lady (opening her note-book)
Will you fawr me, please.'
Seeoud Lady Six boys.
ments thereupon will bo prepared
for the eon.-ideratio'i of the Cener
al Assembly, in Iialeijjh this winter.
When a man sits down and wears
ln l s in his pants magnifying the
h "dness . of the times ho fhow?
symptoms if having boon inocula
ted with populiftie virus. I;x.
For furth.er particulars, address,
A. A. (.tAI.T.AOHKU,
Southern Passenger Agent,
1U" Read Hotixe Chattanooga.
The Richmond fc Danville Rail-
Itecoi-a tiiil IVorltl .$1.50
IJy special arransreinent we are en
abled tosend yon T11 k 31a piox Kkcord
and the New York Weekly World for
one year for $1.5) in advanre. tld suh
ribers w ho pay up ofeourse are en
V:tled t tt;i; rate,
On tlio Sufo Siilp.
Mr. Slimson AVillia, didn't yoa fro to
the trEiik-maker'a yesterday and tell
him to send around the trunk I ordered-?
Willie 'Yes, sir.
Mr. Sl'misrlii'Wcll, here Is tho trunk,
but no strap, piiln't ho say anything
about the strap?
Willie Yes, sir: but I told him 1
puessed you hadn't better have anj
strap. Judge,
A Mistaken Inscription.
A friend of mine iu a Pennsylvania
town recently celebrated tho day that
rounded the quarter centuiy of her
married life. A number of acquaint
r.!x-3i presented her wilh a lars-e eoftea
pot, but iuv.igine her c'lavin to sea cii
graveil on the salver those wor.'ts:
"To Mrs. , on the P.niiivcrs:.rr of
her 25th wedding." N. Y. Mai and Es
press.
l ii tainted Lottery in Clarion
Post Office.
J. M. Vaughn; Miss Carrie Tate; C
S. I'estnti: Sainiul Ash; A. K. JimnH-r-son;
Miss Millie Kineaid: Mr. Thomas
Ausbon; H. C. Ardiss; Miss Julia
Jones, eol : Daniel Sookers; Mary C
Miller.
J. t M i kkv, P. M.
J. A. McDonald, Proprietor,
M Alt ION , y. c.
15 v irttie of an execution di reeled to
the undersigned from the superior
00 art of M:hoi,vell county in the above
entitled action, I will on Monday, the
2nd day July, l.M, at 12 o'clock M.
at (he court house door in said county,
sell to the highest bidder for cash, to
satisfy said execiieion, all the right,
title and interest Vrhich the said John
("arson, one of the defendants above
Mint d, has in the following described
real estate, to wit :
A ceit.iin tract ot land ynz f"d bin
in McDowell County and mljoinitip; the
land of Riclinrd Tumer, X. C. Corpening,
nd iienry i'oteet. and known ns the John
athan Puncan landa, and conveyt-d by J. A
Porter to John Carson by doed, registered
in the office of the Register of'Dfeila lor
McDowell county, in Book 22, oa page HC.
Coutainin; about 1 0-'J acres.
A certain tract of land granted by the
Slate of North Carolina to John Carf on, on
March 18th 1872, lying and being in gaid
county on the ater3 of Uig Buck Cretk,
on Bull Hidge, adjoining the iesds of the
late J, K, Hawkins! and others tlie S'Od
grau t boii.g registered in tbe olliee of tAe
Register ol Deeds for MeDoweli county, la
Book 14, pugs tSC'. Containing about 374
acres:
A certain truit lying and being in Me
Dowell county, on the waters of Clear
Creek, adjoining the hinds of J. S. Brown,
J.imea M treelee and others, deeded by
J. K. Hawkins, on 7 th July 1812, to John
Carson and re'istei'3l in th fiegistera
Office for McDowell co'intj, in B ok 11 . on
Pae.jl'l. Containing abnul lil'J acres.
A certain Ko of lots in the town ot'M.iri in
X. C, conveyed by the A ugnstaMarieu In
est meitt Cui;):aay, to .Jiiiii) Carson bits
No 3d and 31. Block 0; 'ots 1, 3, i and 3
BlockNo it; sec map iij tin oi'ice of Ueg-
is'er of Deeds tor McDowell county, Bjok
1 i, jiagei:U.
A certitin paii-cI of laud lying and being
in McDoy cil county, on the tst-3ide of
Xonh J:ork, nj jinicg the lands of Widow
!i;Xeely and the .Murphy lands. Containing
abuul 1U0 acri s more or less.
A certaiii tract of hind Iring and being in
sai l county on the East Bide of the Xortli
Ft-rk, adjoining the lands of Dobion on the
East, Joe Craig on the .South, Emanuel
Leu-is and ethers on the Souh. Containing
one hundred ajid forty acres more or Ies
A certain tract of land ljing and being
in the comity of McDowell, on the waters
of Little Buck Creek, adjjining the binds
of Spencer Elliott, l'atton Snipes, Hick
Stroud and others CoiUainii.g I'll acres
more or less.
Several tracts of land on Catawba River
and Nix Creek, in McDowell Co., all of said
tracts adjoining and bounded on the North
by the Ablolihus bruin lands,on the West
by tin Catawba River, the lands of J. S
Brown, John H. Davidson and Mallia Tate
widow of W.n. Tate deceased, on the South
by the hinds oft'.u Eaid Mathu Tate a il l
the lands of John 15 dley deceased, on the
East by the lands of Henry Huffsteieer. Wm
Bellinger and the said Krwin lands, thev
being the lands devised to John Carson hv
Jeo. M. Csr.un, deceased, aiso t'.ie land
purchased by the snid John Carson from A
Burgia, administrator of J. L. Carson, de
ceased. Consisting of C tracts and destrib
in the deed for t'"- same e sccutcd to the
sid John Caisou, by the said A. Burgi.i,
administiator, als the same purchased
from John Baiby, now dead, described in a
deed from said Cailey to the said JjIiu
Carson, lso the land purchased from Mary
Erwin ai.d J. S. Erwin, deceased, in a ded
from t!ic said Erwiu'a t; John C'arsan, and
on which I sit i Ued the uiiii of t'le stid
.lolin Cursi ij.
A ceitiin liumber of lots in tlie Au- tiS fc.
Maricn Inresluieut Comj.iuy aiiition to
the tywn of Marion, as will appear fioin
majisi.i the oilier ol the Register of Deeds
lor McDowell county ia Book 13, on page
590, the following is the number: block Xo.
1 containing 1! b.ts; Block Xuirber
3 containing 4-5 lots; Block Xo.- 4, bo indtd
as Ijilows: On the XortU by Crcsrent Ae
nue, on t'je West by Blcck Xo. 3 and Main
street, lands of Wm. McD. Burgiu cu the
South , aud Uarden s reet on the East
Block o. 5 containing 51) lots; Biock Xo
ti containing 11 lots; Block Xo. 7 contain
ing 2U lots; Biock Xo. H containing li; lots.
For a more particular description, see Book
of Deeds 22, on page 3'Jtl, in tbe office ot
Register of Deeds for McDow ell county.
This June 2nd. 1301.
G. II. Gaudis,
Sheriff of McDowell Coan y.
Whik the styhi of the firm has changed, we are still the same Moi
phew and Streetman that h' 'n with you for years past. M'e have
only consolidat'.Kl, inertly put two stocks together, We arii now doii:; !
business at Dr. Morphews old stand, where you can find a firs-class lie;
of Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles, Patent Medicines, I)v e Stuffs, in i
When in n.et jlof cny Goods, call fact anything usually kept in a first-class Drug Store. We thak youf
and we me, I have got the
Largest Lino in town, and
sell them low down,
and I know it
will hi' you to
EXAMINE Mr GOODS AND PRICES
before nutkingyour purchases,
as I ar. .save you money.
Yours ior low prices and fair
dealings, r."
wm ii.
pour past favors and wish a continuance f same. We will tippreciati
your trade, whether its for live cents or one dollar. e have special
prices for Physicians and Country 8tores. Giye tt3 a call when in n
Very Jtcspccf full Y,
STIvBETMAN'
MARION, N. C.
INSURE YOUR LIFE
Mo-4 Il 'JV'.bJel'ompiiny in tlie
WOULD."
THE NEW YORK LIFE.
We paid to t MY Policy Holders
from Jan" 1st..; to pee. SM.lMtt:
J ' 1.674
KvyKt'eojul,
4100.42
Kvery Minute,
$0,025.02
Jlour.
. '18.200.16
Kcry Day,
. $29.200.90
Kve-y Week,
:; . 1.203.20 4.18
Kvc'ry Month,
15.038.450.27
Durii.g 1S93.
We are the people, and will visit
your city. Think of your i uteres.
MO WITH T
Will be Found at Uu
Gt l ( 1ii JtiI:it? -i'; 0
ilie Choicest, Largest and Cheapest SXuck. of p ods ever
offered m Marion.
I wish the Public to come and see niv i:',v Gi:"i
and new prices, and defy all com petition.
STOVES. HARDWARE AND UME SPECIALTIES.
J. S. DYSART
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
Prompt Attention Given to Work Received
BY MAIL.
Estimates Furnished cs to Charge
Jiorfffinton. n. c RETURN POSTAGE PAID ON REPAIRS
SWINDELL, II JEWELER
Pearson &Mcl)owdI,
KENTUCKY BAR
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
l'uro Kfntncky I'yo and North
Caroluuv Corn Whiskies, Wince,
Iiraudie.Exiort 1'eer. Clianipagno,
Jlrandy.ro'achoij, French Lrandy,
and in ?::, all liquors kept in a
flrt-olas S;ilxn.
Orders Holiyited from adjoining
counties,
Addref-i tlio
KHXTU CKYliA n;
31AltlO,.x:
FLEMV1INQ HOTEL.
9Iarioit, X. C.
.MM, .1 1:.. rnopisiKTon.
i ? MTi.f ..... ..ATAi
i ANIFhALEXiKAU i!
PrepareJ accorliii?to tho forroui"1 '
3CTAVIG-
BLOOD BALRfl.
ti Mrh,?i'?ihoU r?m"rty for all Hloo-1 and
U anil VSZS'li"u'nalim, '"!, Salt Khrom
S ?if T81 Paramount nealinp, purify
ht "uuuin up virtues. One bott:e
S 5J ,ther kind- 11 buill "P the health ;
g and strength from the tlrst dos
f ration. -. .,' "j'li-
S tLOoVntl!?70"' looal flfurelst. send I
S ,L 'P.'. larf ? poiUC or 5.00 for six hot- !
5 paid, by meulcl,1 wU' sent, freiRht
t mi. AV3I. A. IIAMJIONpf
In his laboratory at Wfc!", Dm "
IT.IFB9EIr. fr.,ni tiie I rain. "
eases f tlie iirain mi'l nervonn "' (uri
:KllXLIM!,ln.ui IhP -I.lii..l Z
olimsea l lha corii. (I.oCuUi''ur'- .
'r.4HMr f-..-n ihr. l.f-art. f or tlirf6
""'Jl": .
Jfjthe t.-Hies. (Airoj ty ot tl.r rp.u l" i
OVAHIXi;from tlieovuri".11'4'"" !
Of tli-ovaries :
nimi u.K, tnyroui.ie.
iiM-i use, tnyroui.-ie, r; . a
m. Five Drtju. rrk IS In !" . T
ie phyaioloriral m-rtii Vr,M!','';.'!1rati I
Ih f--!iiiif.f Iiiiini --.0
Ii-al. -xtiiiar!.H'.n "'''J,, t
ary Men lion, aucin-'" j
vf.,r.- of th-. ,1rrrA
i The
A HIDEllI
X of the puis with
tention In t.- in
lncreaned urinary
w- vi uie expulsive
1 in muK-ular atrpfiirin aii'l
NEW EQli:?MZHT3 THDUGHOUT - iari tZ-?
---.run. jwl.
I lost a leather home-made
! pocket book m Marion, or
First-class Sample Room
FKEE I31LLIKliS.
on t!w.
v ; ? . i . t - . c i , J y lrom ,lome thf"ret which con
a0.- a...,. ca i.,., rvl muei some valllaUe papfjrs
ciuute m connection.
CreaH(t ik.kU.cr ,,t rlaina in ell'-r'. - a
i aud inercaard app tii- Hi.rt rtit"-'' ' n4
T Where I.ieal (Iriit'iri- t nr- ""y. )i h?
will be mail.-.). !..!!. rt vi' " , , r,r.
9 'eratureuo the.suiject.on recti!'1 1
by - rn f
TnGrt.i nnii rurnirtt t-
X Waoiiliwora. I. ' 1
! Votif-e.
i 1 .1 i) tir.v..- 1 tn ild all tit-- 'v'r ,.
liberal reward vilU given rnv I -i"f H, f" 7,'urr
s. ! one who will find and u ? ? Vl" a trsaI- ' l
X' ...... I-.,.,. w... ..It A "
AA.v.JU-, iinrw irams. ., ftlJ1 imu ana rf,turn jt - R i..rl.frrl"'P-
IB-T.'tun furni,hed I me, or II. B, Price. Trui'vrn'..
application.,! This June 5 .'04. T Ti Tr,. j. .1. ','ur' v.f
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